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At least when Don Davis would do it, it was a couple of tracks...
I've never minded Davis's tasteful and sparing use of puns, such as "Bane Voyage." His anagrams, on the other hand, make me wanna say, "Whoa, Switch Brokers!"
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Jun 28, 2014 - 8:58 AM
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mastadge
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I just don't get it. The score is the score, regardless of what the cues are called. Why are simple, artless descriptive titles like The Trial, The Hunt, The Enterprise, Ilia's Theme, Collision Course, Boarding any more "culturally ascendent" than someone having some fun coming up with goofy titles? There are literally dozens of cues titled "The Kiss" and "The Battle" "The Speech" in my library, more if you count variants with adjectives like first, big, final, president's etc. At least Giacchino's way there's something distinctive about the titles. And it's not as if they record the cues differently depending what they're called on CD. Is Elfman not taking his work seriously because he repeats certain cue titles from score to score?
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125 posts..............
this film hasn't even been released.....hasit?
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brm
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Soundtrack of the Motion Picture
Motion Picture Soundtrack of the Music By Michael Giacchino.
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What's in a title? That which we call a cue by any other name would smell a suite.
One more for the record (but not on the CD because it may contain a spoiler):
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A brand new review from Hitfix lovingly mentions Michael's contribution:
http://www.hitfix.com/motion-captured/review-dawn-of-the-planet-of-the-apes-is-a-daring-and-dazzling-accomplishment
And Michael Giacchino's score is one of his finest, which is saying something based on how many amazing pieces of work he's created over the last seventeen years. Rich and beautiful and hugely emotional, I would compare it to the best work of Maurice Jarre. It's a mature piece of composition and orchestration, a perfect companion to the unconventionally beautiful film that Reeves has created.
MV
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'Dam Them All to Hell' may well be on the CD, but absorbed under another name. Some cues may have been named differently at different stages. STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS' "Kronos Wartet" was played in extended form at the ST Live Royal Albert Hall concerts under the titles "Kronos Karpool" and "Klingon Meeting Adjourned."
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125 posts..............
this film hasn't even been released.....hasit?
!!!!!!!!
brm
One thing's for sure: Years from now, when someone searches this thread for opinions on Giacchino's score for DotPotA, they will know for damn certain how listeners felt about Giacchino's title choices.
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"Kronos Wartet" was played in extended form at the ST Live Royal Albert Hall concerts under the titles "Kronos Karpool" and "Klingon Meeting Adjourned."
I believe only "Klingon Meeting Adjourned" and "Harrison Attack" is "Kronos Wartet", "Klingon Karpool" is the cue for Uhura and Spock's conversation in the ship, I know this because the unmentionable out there uses the Harrison Attack title.
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